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Brains 21st April 2010 20:04

How do i know what freight is about?
 
I sawa bloke on warrington the other week he knew what Freight was coming 5 mins before it turned up, he had a blackberry. Does anyone know how to get this info. Ta

pre65 21st April 2010 20:39

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Originally Posted by Brains (Post 45875)
I sawa bloke on warrington the other week he knew what Freight was coming 5 mins before it turned up, he had a blackberry. Does anyone know how to get this info. Ta


If he had a black beret, does that mean he was French ?

Bubblewrap 21st April 2010 21:47

Blackberrying? was he going to make jam??:p

pre65 21st April 2010 23:10

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Originally Posted by Bubblewrap (Post 45885)
Blackberrying? was he going to make jam??:p

So, you mean blackberry as in fruit ?

Perhaps he was the man from Del Monte ? Did he say "yes" ??:D

Or "he heard it on the grapevine".;)

ccmmick 21st April 2010 23:26

I was in Plymouth years ago with a ballast train for St Blazey and a young lad who was always on the platform had a TOPS printout of all the freight train workings he knew my train headcode that was more than i did that day.

ccmmick.

Brains 22nd April 2010 20:14

Your post has been deleted by me,if you do happen to be reading this as you indecated you would not be coming back,please remember you have been warned !!,and have been reported to the other Moderators

Sorry if you happened to read what was just posted gents.

Thanks,Ian

pre65 22nd April 2010 20:34

Now I must admit that my knowledge of mobile phones is a bit limited, but why call a phone blackberry ?

If it was a posh internet phone perhaps Mr Del Monte was accessing a web site ?:D

If so it would be interesting to find out which one.

Ian White 22nd April 2010 20:37

Gents,can we please leave this topic alone now i have just had to edit one outburst and it was not a very nice one at that.

All the best,Ian

Tony 22nd April 2010 21:11

Sorry Ian but I think that the original question was quite valid. How and where do you access train timetables (especially freight) on the internet ?
There will always be idiots around, it is a pity that they tend to spoil things by posting unsavory comments. Most comments on this forum can raise a smile even if some are daft, that is why I like this forum so much.
Thank you for policing the forum and saving us wallflowers from naughty comments.

faltskog36abba 22nd April 2010 22:02

i havnt a clue,but remember a railway fella at man vic dumping freight timetables in the bin once,i asked if i could have them and he locked the bin[one of those huge ones ],he said he wasnt allowed,what a shame as i would of loved to look through them,good look in your search tho.

pre65 22nd April 2010 22:02

Something like this perhaps ? Costs though.:D

http://freightmaster.net/

48111 23rd April 2010 05:59

My daughter bought herself one those "Blackberry" things, she had it for about 20minutes, went in to Sainsburys, done her shopping, left the shop with what she had bought there and LEFT her other bag containing her new phone in the shop .

Went back three quarters of an hour later....GONE !
No one had seen it.

Bit of a "downer" for her !

48111

ccmmick 23rd April 2010 08:43

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Originally Posted by 48111 (Post 45956)
My daughter bought herself one those "Blackberry" things, she had it for about 20minutes, went in to Sainsburys, done her shopping, left the shop with what she had bought there and LEFT her other bag containing her new phone in the shop .

Went back three quarters of an hour later....GONE !
No one had seen it.

Bit of a "downer" for her !

48111

A very similar thing happened to my daughter in Oxford St London i was with her that day she went to look in girly shops so i went for a coffee she phoned me from across the road i said i was in a coffee bar with that she came in sat down then this (dare i say it) **** came with an A4 piece of paper a map of Oxford St and said to me where is Oxford St i said to him you are in the street he put the paper map over the phone picked the map and phone then walked out,
my daughter said a few minutes later where is my phone Dad we looked all over not to be found i said it's that **** *******
It wasn't a Blackberry in was a very expensive Nokia he must have seen her in the street then came in the coffee bar right behind her.
Scum of the earth :mad: :mad:.

ccmmick.

Ian White 24th April 2010 07:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by ccmmick (Post 45960)
A very similar thing happened to my daughter in Oxford St London i was with her that day she went to look in girly shops so i went for a coffee she phoned me from across the road i said i was in a coffee bar with that she came in sat down then this (dare i say it) **** came with an A4 piece of paper a map of Oxford St and said to me where is Oxford St i said to him you are in the street he put the paper map over the phone picked the map and phone then walked out,
my daughter said a few minutes later where is my phone Dad we looked all over not to be found i said it's that **** *******
It wasn't a Blackberry in was a very expensive Nokia he must have seen her in the street then came in the coffee bar right behind her.
Scum of the earth :mad: :mad:.

ccmmick.


Gents can i please remind you all that this forum,is an International forum,and can be seen all over the world.

Can we please think about what we are posting before you press the Submit Reply button.

Thanks Ian

ccmmick 24th April 2010 08:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ian White (Post 46012)
Gents can i please remind you all that this forum,is an International forum,and can be seen all over the world.

Can we please think about what we are posting before you press the Submit Reply button.

Thanks Ian

I am very sorry Ian it wont happen again ;) ;).

ccmmick.

John_142 26th April 2010 11:33

There is a Book available from WH Smith with all the workings in it costs £1xxx 50p...

pre65 26th April 2010 11:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by John_142 (Post 46084)
There is a Book available from WH Smith with all the workings in it costs £1xxx 50p...

Do you know the book title please ?

Squeaky88 26th April 2010 15:02

indeed i agree with Ian would people stop being silly? the original question was about freight was it not? just look it up on google.

Ian White 26th April 2010 17:00

Gents,you can get this book on line at

http://www.freightmasterpublishing.co.uk/.

The new one is just about to come out :)

All the best,Ian.


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